Renthal 664 Enduro Handlebars - Medium Bend - Black

Renthal's Fatbar handlebars are oversized (1 1/8") and typically do not have a brace, offering maximum strength and a different flex characteristic. The 7/8" handlebars, like the 664 series, are a traditional diameter, often braced, and use the same high-grade aluminium alloy as the Fatbar for durability and vibration reduction.

These are 7/8" handlebars, so they will fit motorcycles that use this standard diameter. You will need to ensure your existing controls (throttle, grips, levers) are also 7/8" compatible and that your clamps accept 7/8" bars. Always check your motorcycle's specifications or consult a dealer if unsure.

Clean the handlebars using a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasives, or pressure washers, as these can damage the coating.

The bend refers to the shape and angle of the handlebars, affecting your riding position. 'Medium' is a common, versatile bend that offers a balance between a more upright stance and an aggressive forward position, suitable for many riders and disciplines.

No, the cross brace is an integral part of the handlebar's design for added strength and vibration control and is not designed to be removed.

This exclusive alloy is chosen for its high strength-to-weight ratio and its ability to effectively dampen vibrations, contributing to rider comfort and control.

Ensure all control clamps and mounting hardware are torqued to specification, not overtightened. Check for any binding in cables that might restrict natural flex.

Verify that the handlebars are not excessively tightened in the clamps, which can reduce their vibration-dampening properties. Ensure the motorcycle's engine and other components are properly maintained, as they can also contribute to vibration.

Confirm that you are using the correct 7/8" diameter controls. Some aftermarket or specialized controls might have different dimensions. Ensure handlebar clamps are correctly seated.